Dave Stanton

Right Cross

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Dan Reno claimed self-defense, but the prosecuting attorney had other ideas. The missing person case seemed wrong from the start. The client paid in cash, used a phony name, and his claim to be searching for his missing nephew didn't add up. It doesn't take Reno long to do the math, and he decides to return the money to the client. That's when things go awry. The new D.A. in South Lake Tahoe has already drawn conclusions and wants Reno imprisoned. Out on bail, Reno has two weeks to uncover the client's true identity and motivations, or else. With his fiancée Candi at home pregnant, the stakes are higher than ever. When Reno's partner Cody Gibbons hears what's going on, he suspects his and Reno's history in San Jose is at play. But the clues lead in the opposite direction, to Miami, and then to the Caribbean. Reno's in uncharted territory, and now he'll learn just how far he's willing to go to save himself. But Gibbons only know one way to play it. And that doesn't bode well for their enemies.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Vinci Books Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 300
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. Mai 2026
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781036710156
• ISBN-10: 1036710157
• Artikelnr.: 75166129

Autorenporträt

Dave Stanton is the author of eight novels in the Dan Reno private eye series. They do not have to be read chronologically to be enjoyed, but for those who want to know, the order is: Stateline, Dying for the Highlife, Speed Metal Blues, Dark Ice, Hard Prejudice, The Doomsday Girl, Right Cross, and The Asylum Thread. You can get a complimentary copy of Wrong Turn at Carson, a Dan Reno short story, by signing up for Dave's mailing list at: www.danrenonovels.com You can find Dave on Facebook at: https: //www.facebook.com/DanRenoNovels/ Born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1960, Dave Stanton moved to Northern California in 1961. He received a BA in journalism from San Jose State University in 1983. Over the years, he worked as a bartender, newspaper advertising salesman, furniture mover, debt collector, and technology salesman. He has two children, Austin and Haley, and lives with his wife, Heidi, in San Jose, California. Stanton's eight novels all feature private investigator Dan Reno and his ex-cop buddy, Cody Gibbons. COMMENTS FROM DAVE STANTON, ON WRITING STATELINE It was 2001, and the dot.com bubble was bursting. My timing was bad - a few months previous I had left a steady job to work for a "promising" startup that offered more money. As a salesman, I quickly realized the product they hired me to sell was doomed. I drew this conclusion despite claims otherwise by some smart (and temporarily wealthy) people. Like many during that time, they had been sucked into an illusion. I sat at my cubicle in Silicon Valley, regretful, certain I'd be unemployed soon. The customers I'd been assigned had all considered my proposals and firmly declined. I had nothing to do, and the boredom was killing me. Spontaneously, I started writing. Three months later I was at a new gig, one that involved regular travel to Asia. I sat on a jet over the Pacific Ocean, hunched over my notebook, typing like a mad man. The paragraph I had written while employed at the now defunct company had become a novel, and the first draft was nearly finished. The characters and situations I write about come from a time when my companions were irreverent and reckless, and I participated willingly in endeavors that for a few had permanent consequences. These episodes occurred in places like Sacramento, Reno, Salt Lake City, and Ely, Nevada. Some of my old friends are respectable citizens today, others are in and out of jail, and some didn't make it. I hope you enjoy the Dan Reno novel series. Please feel free to e-mail me at: [e-mail]